I will never pay more than 3.99 for cereal. If I pay more than that and it isn't for the motherload size of a box at costco, I'm rotted. lol
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I will never pay more than 3.99 for cereal. If I pay more than that and it isn't for the motherload size of a box at costco, I'm rotted. lol
Kraft Dinner .50 at WM sale price before coupons
Canned Tuna .77 at WM sale price before coupons
Lots of the already mentioned items.
sushi
shoes
tattoos
alcohol
medication
lol im jk
toothbrush, toothpaste, pasta
Today at WM :)
Renee's dressing 2.97-2.50 cereal box coupon= 47cents
Finish Quantamatic $6-$6 printable = free!
VH sauces $2 - $2wub2 = $1 each
Snickers .58cents - bogo
I love shopping for items $1 or less & FREE is even better!! :)
<$1
Body Wash
Lotion
Deoderant/ Antiperspirant
Shaving Cream
Dish Soap
Toothpaste
Toothbrushes
Lipbalm (Softlips)
Greeting Cards
No way would I pay $8 for a Carlton or Hallmark card that someone barely looks at its the $0.99 greeting cards for me
carlyincanada .... very impressive ... I actually got a pen and paper out and am taking notes ... thank you for the detailed list
Carlyincanada - what are the abbreviations - FB, and NF. I know the other ones, but can't figure out those. lol
I have a lot of food allergies so am very choosy with what I buy. I make most stuff.
Therefore, I hate to spend more than what it costs me to make:
bread = $0.50 or less per loaf (whole grain, no preservatives, with whatever added yumminess i choose - sunflower seeds, flax seeds, toasted wheat germ)
soy milk = $0.85 for 3L (including splurging on organic cane sugar for a bit of sweetness)
Beans = $2.50 per 2kg dried bag (cooks to the equivalent of 10+ cans of beans and can be cooked in big batches and frozen for convenience)
yogurt = $2 for 8c - equivalent to less than $1 for a tub (not much savings here, but the yogurt's guaranteed to be free of all those awful artificial sweeteners and added sugars that are terrible for your body!)
vegetables (in summer) = $15 for a summer's worth of fresh beans, peas, corn, zucchini, tomatoes and peppers and a fall/winter's fill of turnips, pumpkins and squash. I love to garden, so why not consider the savings involved, too :)
Hey fellow SCers! Quit calling yourselves CHEAP... INEXPENSIVE is what we are looking for here!!! LOL